LNF Clutch Guys
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LNF Clutch Guys
Ok, I know there are 1000000000000000000000 different threads about clutches.
I dont feel like sifting through them all so im just going to ask.
My mods are in my Sig,
My dealer is replacing my transmission under warranty and im going to have them throw in a new clutch while they are there because they also believe something is wrong with the clutch as well.
My pedal for a stock clutch is different then any other, its extremely stiff.
So what should i get?
Im 300whp on a mustang dyno and about 328wtq
All and any help is much loved! thanks!
I dont feel like sifting through them all so im just going to ask.
My mods are in my Sig,
My dealer is replacing my transmission under warranty and im going to have them throw in a new clutch while they are there because they also believe something is wrong with the clutch as well.
My pedal for a stock clutch is different then any other, its extremely stiff.
So what should i get?
Im 300whp on a mustang dyno and about 328wtq
All and any help is much loved! thanks!
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I have a Spec 3+ I am selling. Price a bit negotiable.
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/part...ackage-266285/
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/part...ackage-266285/
It all depends of your future plans. If you think of keeping this power, the stock clutch is your best deal. If you're thinking to make more, but still moderate, I can tell you that I have 410whp and 389wtq, I have a Clutchmaster and it is great. No slip and the pedal is the same as with the stock clutch. The price of the Clutchmaster is low.
I probably do have one of the first ones, and I realize that **** can't be perfect but it's just not normal, engagement is about .5 to 1 inch from the top there is no slip and it is not consistent meaning sometimes it shifts smooth and sometimes it jerks all over , it does hold more power than stock clutch but I wouldn't buy another, the pedal is also about 50percent softer than stock as in all I have to do is tap it to move it which seems great but it's really not haha
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My dealer thinks that something was wrong with the clutch which inturn caused the transmission problem.
They also said GM made them jump through hoops to get the Transmission
Ure issue sounds like air in the system. The clutch will be consistant with every engagement. It should never change. So therefore air in system or a hydraulic part is weak.
I probably do have one of the first ones, and I realize that **** can't be perfect but it's just not normal, engagement is about .5 to 1 inch from the top there is no slip and it is not consistent meaning sometimes it shifts smooth and sometimes it jerks all over , it does hold more power than stock clutch but I wouldn't buy another, the pedal is also about 50percent softer than stock as in all I have to do is tap it to move it which seems great but it's really not haha
My stock clutch couldn't handle the stock power lol.
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/prob...arning-265856/
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/prob...arning-265856/
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KY Clutch here. GREAT clutch, mine is very close to stock engagement and awesome feel. No slippage at all at 360wtq. Definitely recommended. Plus it's much more affordable and you get a 1-year warranty...so why not?


